虽然听起来有一些weird(奇怪)
“It sounds a bit weird,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
interesting(很有趣)
“Interesting.”
虽然 听起来 有一些 weird( 奇怪 )
“It sounds a bit weird,”
but(但是) 你叫Loss(劳斯)
“but you're Loss,”
“Don't take this the wrong way, but this sounds pretty bizarre.”
Urban Chinese speakers frequently intersperse common English words like 'weird' or 'interesting' to maintain a casual, trendy, or lighthearted conversational mood.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
although / even though
Commonly placed at the beginning of a clause to introduce a concession before presenting a contrasting point.
sounds like / sounds
Used to describe an initial impression based on what one has heard or is about to say.
a little bit / slightly
Functions as a hedge to tone down negative or sensitive adjectives.